Auto Officials Quit Over Plant Spying Probe
Auto officials at an AM General Corp subsidiary in South Bend resign after an inquiry into electronic surveillance of United Auto Workers activities at a plant office. The company says the resignations followed an internal probe into the interception of conversations. Union leader James Book notes workers felt grievances were affected by overheard private talks. The strike at Local 5 ceased only when a three year contract expired, with no new negotiations scheduled.
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Bug Jitters Afflict Phone Users Across Region
The article reports experts noting most complaints about phone line noises are not wire taps. Vaughan says there is no evidence of bugging and crosstalk usually stems from damaged or wet cables. Southwestern Bell logged 81,000 complaints in five-state region last year, including calls and fraud, with taps rarely found.
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Nixon Beef Ordering Sparks White House Controversy
Officials report ongoing beef supply concerns as critics say purchases may not meet White House standards. President Nixon and family prepare a duckling main course for a state dinner honoring Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, with the kitchen reportedly undisturbed amid the dispute.
Economists Debate Sulfur Dioxide Tax Plan
Dr. Carlin, MIT trained economist, discusses a sulfur dioxide tax to curb emissions. He notes it could be economically efficient but faces acceptance challenges among those charged, stressing his work aims to help the EPA apply efficiency in decision making.
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MIT
EPA
Haldeman Testimony Details Nixon Tape Readings
Haldeman recounts discussions over the Watergate tapes with Nixon indicating a million dollar fundraising notion but noting it would be wrong. He defends the tapes as supporting the president’s position and discusses tape handling at home and at the White House. Senate hearings continue with six more witnesses ahead as committee probes the cover up.
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Company Reports Record Income in Dallas Texas
Dallas Texas Instruments Inc. reports record quarterly sales and net income in its history. Sales reach 116,582,000 with an 8 percent rise over Q2 1972. Net income up 72 percent to 20,391,000 and earnings per share up 67 percent to 90 cents. First half sales total 605,590,000, up 34 percent from last year.
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Texas Instruments Inc
U S dollar gains in European markets
The U S dollar strengthened in London Paris Zurich and Amsterdam on Tuesday while momentum faded in Frankfurt signaling broader dollar strength across major European money centers.
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Jet Crashes at Boston Airport Augurs Probes and Loss
A Delta Flight 723 crashed on takeoff at Logan Airport amid fog. Rescue workers found scattered wreckage and burned bodies, with 15 taken to Boston City Hospital and four to Massachusetts General. Survivors included Leopold S. Chouinard of Marshfield. The NTSB sent a 10 member team to investigate.
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National Transportation Safety — Board
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Record Low High Set Here With 76 Degrees
The region recorded a record low high of 76 degrees as a cold front passed Tuesday. Lubbock saw a high of 78 with showers across the South Plains and scattered thunderstorms in parts of the state. NWS warned of possible further showers and expected mid 80s later in the week.
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Fragmentary remarks on leaks and concern over tapes
The speaker argues that the level of concern about leaking tapes is not as high as some claim and notes variability in attitudes across different quarters. The discussion touches on the issue of leaks, the potential for information to escape, and contrasts current worries with past perspectives.
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Senate approves compromise farm bill with two year lift
A compromise farm bill moves to provide a two year 5 percent increase in minimum milk price supports and sets four year target prices for wheat corn and cotton. Initial targets include 205 per bushel for wheat 138 per bushel for corn and 38 cents per pound for cotton with escalation in years three and four. The bill also lowers payment limits to 20000 per farmer and rejects a wealth-based prohibition on additional cotton payments.
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Senate House
Former Solon Pleads Guilty in Kickback Scheme
Former Rep J Irving Whalley of Pennsylvania pleaded guilty in U S District Court to mail fraud and obstruction of justice charges. He admitted taking back portions of employees salaries in a kickback scheme and faces up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine. He was released on his recognizance pending sentencing.
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J. Irving Whalley
Whalley
Pennsylvania
U.S. District Court
John Lewis Smith
Army reports 14 thousand volunteer shortfall in San Antonio
Deputy Undersecretary Henry J. Korena said Tuesday the volunteer Army is 14 090 recruits under its 814 000 authorized strength. He cited a major drop in combat arms enlistments with only 4 000 signed for the 55 000 vacancy CES.
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Resolution to Impeach Introduced Against Nixon
Drinan the Roman Catholic priest introduces the first House impeachment resolution tied to Watergate and Nixon's secret White House unit. The measure, sent to the Judiciary Committee, faces a reluctant path as leaders deem impeachment premature while public support cited by polls grows.
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Change of Venue Motion in Murder Trial
James Emanus faces a murder with malice indictment by a Texas district court. He has been housed in county jail medical ward, later moved to a fourth floor cell while awaiting trial after a gun battle that wounded him and two witnesses was followed by bond actions and witness releases.
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